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LOADOA G4ZE7TE, Jan. 23, 1809. .11Li(eita1l, + finoary CB, 1809. . • 'l,llc-Ki.ng.,:has been pleased to grant the dignity of 4aroli or.the Unitek).),(ingdpin of Glept thitain and 1144nd into the ,llight lames XArl of 'Lope tout), end the Heirs male of his body lawfully be gotten, by the name, ht3le, and till: pf Baron tiopetoun,of fiopetoun, in the County of Liulizli gow,f with retnainder to the Heirs tuaLt. 'Awfully bPgottep of his late. other John liart of ,liopetoun, deceased. T": .. . , .. tr4r,alio, ?`44. 2,5, 1109. . , . - . ;Al. Regiment of Dragoons, Cofnot Thomas Gordon .teVile • , Lieutenant, by purchase, Vied Veters, promoted lit the 9th , . Light I)ragoons. 40 tiny), Cornet W. C. Langton to be Lieutenant, by.pur. etiase„vice t)tborne, promoted in the'Royals. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Hilton to be Captain of a 'Too,) by purchase, vice O'Connor, who retires. Cor net ioliii Linton to be Lieutenant, by purcii‘e, vice liar. rill, who retires. Conley Henry Wm. Pelle to be Lieute . tiara, by purchase, viee Yorke, who retires. , 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, 'Fhorrias•Kendall, ,Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice I)'Are promoted. ath . Ditto, Lieutenatit Sir Godfrey . Webster, Bart. from the Goth' Light l)ragoons, to be Litittilii.litt, without pur. c haw- „ . • actit Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Shee, from the, 7th Foot, to he:Lieutertion, without. purchase ~vice Sir G6dtrey . Web4Aer, Appointed to the ; Ilt ti, Light ),rogoons. Ist Regiment of hiot Guarthi,•--- Ch iribers, Gent, to be . Ensi t ;ii, vice Buirard, deceased. 34 Ditto,.Captain john Charles Rooke to be Captain if a Company, vice Licuretiant-Colons' Aristrutlierolecca,d. it lax'. Fead, Cent; to 116 Etibign, wiiiibut purchase. Eli /pip: the lion.. Edward iqvalitten Irby to he Adjutant, vice Roo,e, promoted. 1 . • . 3(1 Regiment of Foot, Rii:hard Boursiquot,. Cent. to be En ' sign, by purchase, vice Gordon, promired. trin Ditto, Samuel Fagert, Gent. to be koaign, by purchase, vice Movis, prompted in the 66th t•oot. tjth Ditto, -4i. o.,rgn Alichci Fenton to be. Lieutenant, with ' out purchase, Vice Wy l4e, promoted in the Ryal, York Rangers. Tiltat Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel George Iforiford, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Licittenant-Colovuol, vice flaneyrnati• deceased • . . _ 4tst Win), Captain 1. A. L7ICk, from the 73th.Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice ,Forbo, wit) CXOI2IIgCS. Sit! Ditto, Major-Ceneral Hildebrand Oakes, frOM tliV• 3'l West Regiment, to be Colonel; vice Lieutenant,. General Sir !oho Nloare, deceased. I. , ,usign .Francis John Payies to he Lieutenant, by :Yiffe,P4wYii Pro- Mullett in the ilitt Foot, Gentlemen :cakist. Henry Rebett 'Digby, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, Withoutpurchase, vice Davica. 75th Uit;o Ensign Hugh M:iclean to be Lieutenant, with. • out` purchase, vice Rankin, who retires. Thomas tivoil, Cara. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Maclean. crit Dino, N. Orgill , Leman, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur. vice Wright, who retires. pith:Ditto, Captain Atthor Forbes, from the 41st Foot, to be Captain ola Company, vice Dick, Wtii, e%changes. itist Onto, Captain:l'. C,Tayler, front the scn Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of is Company, vice Sutherland, Who exchanges. 33 , 1 Ditto, Lieutenant the Hon: Henry Povitys, from the 52(1 not, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice 1:01litis, who retires, Sith Ditto, limign tYilliam g',ammell, from the.23lli Foot, to' be Lieutenant, by purolirtsv'. • Ensign Henry 'Christmas ' Cash, tram the 96th I:m%, to be Lieutenant, by puichas& ) vice French, Om retires. • seitb:Dicro, Charles Multaoc ) , Pent. td be Ens t ign, Wit purchise, vice Cant, promoted in the g;th Foot. tait. West India Regiment, I:4lWartl ,Fitzgerald', Cent. to be galllgO, Without purchase, vice Alakoney;'-whose Apvim liithiit has not td en place. • MaJor..G.ener.atolin Cope Shettimke, from the - itifiAti vicispenti *9.60 01101lel, vice 'l l 4:ijor. General 0 4,kgs! appointed to gin Coinnimal, of. the czu Foot. siciien Regiment, Nlajor-Ge,ieral Ronald C rau flint Fergu- . son, from 1,1 4 11`.,0 4 f of the 94 Friot, to be Colonel; •victi Major. General Slierbtoke ttti Garrison Battalion, CaptAiVi 11, A, Sutherland, from the Stst l'oor• tq be Captain of a Company, Vice Taylor, who exchanges. • 4tlt Royel, Veteran flatitl i ion, Captain James Hall, from the t3tl Foot, to .be Captain of,* Company, vice South. well, appointed to Of tat)) R.,,yal Veteran liattallon. 'Sat Ditto, Captain William Dawson, from the • totes -Royal Veteran Battalion,- to bu Captain_ of a Company,. vice v Ito exchanges. sittt Uitiv, Captain David Rome, from the Sth Royal. Vete ran Battalion, to be Captain of ii.Coinpally,• vice Dawson, who. CW:Clhilli". • Royal ill.utx Fencibles, lames Nfanstielt,t, Gent. to be Ailjni tant, vice Savage, who resigns. St 11 F. Briodier-Cencral Henry to be Ad)orant-General to. the Fore.* in iretkod v viaoßrigadier-GeffeilfAnStruthet, 'Cinutnisiary-Ceneral Robert litigh.l(cruiridy to be. a nissaly:C client or i..)tores, P.ovisiniri, and I Orage to she Voices. Ilk', it itit's German Legion. - ' :-' ist Dragoons, Ensign Covert Roepel; t'ri n the South Glou cester Militia, to by Coroet, vic. VoSS, proitit)!Ca. ad tlattalifill'a tt)e Line, Ens ' Adolph4s Itigsing to be Lieutenant, vivo Motto, tejll dot to the 7th'—n.ittalion tai the Line. 7th I)itto, Lieutenant ---- de Motif!, from the ;d Battalion of the Lint:, to be Lieutenlinf, - Noce flartinann, Who ra signs. *Ettoit.extum. 'The A ppointrheht of As4istant-Surgeoh Silcoek, fron't the 6th Dragoons, to be Surgeon in the s4th t Gramm ,who vice Grm, who retires on Ilan:pay as stated in the G3ittte of the 17th frist. has not takeh I.ieutemitt Ipho itaytriohd, of the sth Foot, is superseded, hail % absent without leave. Itta T'UM in the Giwtfp of thp 17th instant. Otit gegitnfot of Dragpous. For Assistant—Surgeon Co.4te, from the 6,0 Fout,, ;o be As ststabT-Surgeon vier" ciirco6k, promoted' it! r 1 Kati Foot, read Asetuaia:Surgeon Ctfatni, tr,:gil illt. 6:4•L Emit, to be AstUstont.Surgeou. Ordlrisnte. Office, 7 141 i. ;, 1809. Coro of ltpyal Engineers,,, Gentleman Cadet Itobeit S. l'l t iet to be S and Lienteir. ,t, dated jan. to; slio9. -Gentleman Cade bert-G. Po ci 10 13e Ott°. flitted a 4bOVC, Cogintiosion sigocd bpthe Ift , •Ni,;,tltenant of the County of ,S ‘ itrNv. 3d ittroirlent. g • Cap;4ln itictrml.. Fj‘N(q...6.l( to tv vicx Ilude signtri, clatcAl Dec„}, Commission* in the AbercitTriillire Militia, sigitod by the • • ' Lorit Licutotiani. Lienttmant lAnies Forhqs to bc captain, vice ilirttetoop, aepointen h, the I,nte t dated Dm. 29, 1868. Ei sigtt (icorge eitinerfart to 14 Lieugcr,4llt, vp,t: FoitiPS. doted d 5 aonve. 1)on41,1 Mocloy. Got. to, 0.; Eniii;r„ o.,ln‘t is • Phove. ('curge Grant; Oda. to bc. ditto, thttLt 4s•at)ove.. I.:Vait Nl' Pherson, Gent. to be ditto, ttAtvd as 4, )ve. C0M111651011 ill the Stitiirigshire, fAc. Regiment u t 511;10 by.tiiu Lunt Lieutenant. Quarter4l4ster !arms Uouplit to bu LieutaLaat, by Btevtt, dated OAR. 3, xdoli. enxvn.o:fiTc , ,, , ,. 74 , n, 4g, NR:kigLitS Itcri iliNED To nulls IN TRZ iitEsuNr VARI.;ME,Is4T. Borongb of ,:it, Nina Giles, of Youngsbory t in tit4(..'ountOof liertlin4; t. 44. in the room of the tfoirour. ;bit:Tants Waiter (iris ;tort, noW4iticoxreerreJter t 4 rcai of tbc t;nittti Borough of Klecitiogity.—ChArles Codwell, of Sesincote, in the County, titGtoticester, Esq. in the room of Tharias litethcole, Lsti, who, 4ince hiy Eledtion for the tacit 116- rough, holt atceptect thy statvatd of hatiitt . of ills 41406tyeti T.ince Chiiteru U.nottretis of s tokti, aosbu. reogh, Botientiern, In the Countyotliuokikliplattl. .I,II4RRIED. On Thursday, at Wasir,;, Michael 'Reach Flick's Pelt( Esq. eldest sou of Hicks Be.wh, Esq. Al. Y. W Otani's GionceStorshire, to Catoittte. d' ,"4lr, daughter of ‘Villiain Mount, list'. 1.4%V.i51ng.1 louse, 01111.). On irritt,ty the 13th init. in the sflth year of her age. Aldrich; v,ite ot .Vlr, Ciliates A litrich,ot Nrw . 0.11 fait 21(1 hoard the Mary Transport, oil 11 , 1 e nassae home fr o m Cmnintii, Liettrernint. Colonel 5) ores , His Majesty's 76th Regiment, torrncrly Ambassador to ~- ~ I•:•trixdoin of va. . • On Thursday Isst, at her house in Creat 10E4dt-stree t ' Re. Aford•glltare, Mrs, loath, relict of the late Kugel . * 1 0 '; of Chancery, lithe, and elde s t (laught e r of 00131 Dr. Mary, of, the flrit:sli Museum. • fa in latter end of ftl.4, ..t Fort calcuttai taat Peter Pisliry, of His Alajesty's 14rt1 Regiment at tantry. • On Thursday the r9t h i nst, M r. Thomas HawbritY. O f Soho-square, Vintner, aher a••hing and painful illness. On his passage to Gottentairgit,,Arthvf Iblant4v", Y4' rsej, 'late a Capt UcJil V* 211 Drlpnit Guards, son of the tat , : ~-* • Arthur lsotantitwajt, of Starkey, in NortQlls.. . (in Saturday, in 'Camden-place, Bath, aged 60. " ...Hill, relict of Ro w ley 11W, Esq. or 'Mount-hill, 00 CoUnty,of 3krmagh, Ireland. htert . Montivy morning last, at'Matlttotrm&h..E.o344 I .i , " f is * near Bath, ,stns. ilrovvatl, widow ot the'R rv. rah late Dean of Elphin, and epnew to , the: TOtreht. tATARcEP le.bn Blythe, of Bristol, :merchant, intuit I an. 28 to 1%/4/*C" tB, at ten, at Guildhall, Londen. • • .S.IAXRUPDS% • (ta hard Morten, or Manchester, d r y sa l ter , t. s urr ender Feb. fu, - it, ';mit March It, at two, at the New F.xeltange • Buildings, Manchester. AttornieS, Messrs. Johnson and Bade), Manchester. Joseph Dave Wort arid folin,Fltiney, of A ItlermanburY, Lon dm, Merchants, March r t, at ten, at " Atturnoi:,-;:Al4;.' 'Warrand, Castle-court, Badge. row. Thomas Davenport, of Derby, linen-draper, T .n. 31, Feb. I ri:Atid Marco at ten, at C;uildhall, L ndni. Attor riayr ftl r. • Warrand, Castle -court, Budge-rim. SAte! gtailleyl pt Derby grocer, lan. 3i, Feb. tti and Mak) tr, at ten, at Galdhall. AttoritcY, Mr. Wartand, Cast .••-caurt, Budge row'. S - inittet WI, lattior the Star Brewhouse Wapping, Mid. dlesex, Mewer,,f,ab. 4,rt a, •and March', r .at twelve,,at - Guildhall. A troMes,Mnssta, Cooper add Lowe, South. artiptotr.builtlinga, June' loots, OrDoltyddbyrion, Carnarvon, tanner, Feb. to, It, and ,March tI, at .ten, at the Sportsman Inn, Car.: narvon. Attornies,lvlessrs. Edmunds and Sou, Lincoln's. I s no, London; or Mr. William's, Carnarvon. . John Symonds, of Oxfordshire, horse•-dealer, -Feb. 7, 14, and Nlareh It, at eleven, at the 01d ,Angel Ion; New . ‘Voottstock._ Atto , nies, Mr. Ensham, Oxon; or Mesars. • Edniiinds and Son, Lincoln's- I on, London. , Richard Gotten, of Pendleton, Lancashire, cotton-sizet, Feb- 2 7, 2 8 , and . R4444t 11. at three, at the Palace Inn, . Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Edge, 141anchester ; or Mr. CUrSitor-street, Landen. ,• • .Geore Baurocr, late or Cambridge-heath, • Middleaex, Stock-broker, jay, 31, Pet: •I .at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Aspinall, Quality-court, • •CliaiCery -lane. C , eorgra Children, -of Dover, Kent, sadlor, Feb. .„ a a s, and March tt, at one, ;tt Guildhall, London.. Attomies. Inti,.London ; or Mr. Shipdont, Dover. lar Iph Clay, of Clay, 'of liackncy, Middlesex, • merchant, J an. 31, Feb. tt, and Marbli tt, at.ten, at. Guildhall. At. orney,. Mr. Warrant!, Castle.court, Budge-row. William A spiand, of Kensington, Middlesex, cheesetnonger, Feb. 2, ateieven, ri, at twelve, and March it, at ten, at Attornies; Mr. Popkin, Dean-street, $01:19 ; er'Mr. 'Knight, Kensington. John I kitty Wilkinson s of hond.court, Walbtook, London, tactor, Feb. 4, tt, and March i x„, at twelve, at Gnildhall. Attorney,,,Mr. Brown; Pudding lane. • George. Adolphus Itiddiestordiu, of 1V hitechapel,Middlesex, • . haberdasher, last. 30, .at ten, Feb. 14, at twelve, and March- 11, at ten, at , Attorney, Mr.-llurd, Kingks Bench.Walki. Temple. William Watts, of Bristol, 'hosier; lan. 30 - , Feb. '4, 214 March tt, at eleven, at Guildlkall, A tunnies, Mr, BIN, HattonGarden, London ; or Mt. R. Bigg, or Mr..BurgeS, Bristol. Elias Edmonds,' of Nlonurnent-Yard, London,. wine and bratrcly•tnerchant, • Feb. 4 , at twelve, and March it, at ten, at Guildhall. At torne y, M r. bare d, urrey-streths Strand. Robert Grater, of yoke-nat h arell, Devonshire,_ scrivener, Feb. 14, Is, and 'Ma r ch it, at eleVelt, at the Three T uns 1111:1, ',Overton. Attornirs, Mr. Sauter, Chancery-lane, London; Or EtOrley, Gartdon. Zacharialt Sky ring, late - Bucklersbury, London, carpenter, 1.111. 31, Feu. tt, and March Li, at eleven; at•Cuitdhall. Attorney, Mr. A. C. Bond, Bast ltittia Chambers, Lead street. john carder, late of .Crosby-square, hut now 'Of likhops gate-street, London, merchant and insurance -broker, lan. 31, Feb. tt, and March tl, at ten, at Guildhall. At. twines, Messrs. 'Palmer, Tomlinson, and Thotoson,Copt. • hail-court, Throginortou-street. ,Thomas . 11 0;14 and William Allen, of Waltham-Lane,Clies. `hunt, Hertfordshire, calico-printeri„rati. 31, Feb. 7, anti, March aa, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. A. C. , Bent!, last India t.'harnbers, Leadenhall-street. Thomas H ware, of Waltham.lano,,Cheshunt, Iferttbrdshire, . victualler, lan. 31, Feb. 7, and March t t; at ten, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. A. C. Bond, East India Chambers, Leader - Mall-Street. 1 homas liicksan, of Leicester-square, -Middlesex, boot and amid shoenialcer, Feb. 4, 18, and &larch t t, at ten, at Guild. hall. A tunnies, Mesars. Jones and Roche,. Covent. C`arden Church-yard. • • • . , • DIPIDENDN. Feb, zs.. Richard Watson, of Liverpool, mastet.mariner,- et eleven, At the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Feb. ai. I lenry Grundy; liectsolt, late of Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Gurldhali. Feb. 21. 1 / 1 111‘.111 Maclaurin, of Watling-street, Landon, vv.iteltottaeman, at one, at Guildhall. • Fen. at- Peter • Davies., 4 0.. r 4) I c. A A t4lret, seven Dials,Aliddlesex, veinier of medicines, at eleven, at Fan. ats lolm Keonton, sen. and John Kennion, jun. of London, brokers, ut one, at Guildhall. • Feb. 2j, 91 Peterbonsugli, Northamptonshire, ,trit ttt r, ten, at GuildhAll, Loutton• 'Feb. 12. luilivlialiibury, of Manchester, cottbn.apinaer, at . . -two, at ma Dog , Tm i.atl,, Manchester. • Feb,. 2i. Samuel Otthey, of Heyrotl Mill, LantAshirc, ' cotton•spinner, at two, at flit.: COMIlleti.Al.llM, Mao. 'Cllestcr. 11. Richard ltumplireys, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the• Crown St,amford. Feb. tB'. Martin, of Laattriatutte, Suss4 Shop. , keeper, at len, tit Goildhall',l;ontian: Fdh. alt. folio Wilson and William• Wilson, of Dearei-court, St. Martitt's.lei4rand, Wes:min:4er. wareluntionen, at • ten, at Gtllidhall, F e b. w [fair,' emir, of Le , :ds,stml lames Manks'. cif flans.' let, •Vorkiiliire, niet,:lt.intii, at Cleves, -at the Three' Legs I mum, Lee(111. , t . • . eh. 25. William Henry Ravons;:rolt, Michaif U v yi n f 4 1 , 1, ' afRl lames Entwistle, or Maticiv;ster, do.ller'S !II co: t yujo, at t wo, at th t Hij(l, , ,,:wa te r Arms Inn, Nlanshosti,:r. 2 a.. Wiltoin • Wattion, Cambridge.rittlet, Kick. ney, builder, at one, at G Hildltall. /Oaten 7. !lona' Creenwitiod and. Mil r~f ol , l . liend•strcet, Mlddlesex e auctioriects at one, at , ( nib!. May.; Mulliner,Bishop, Robert Bishop, and William -now or 'late of C'aitibridge; woolleo.draperi, at one, art Guililliall, London. , ~Feb. P k e4eoc t - Street, Cletk.ll well, Middlesex, currier; at tem, at Guildhall.. • May 2,,Jusbua Richard ‘Vilkinsoo,ol.l::lt areireeo,alt;tluanuei,il-Loirts,,-, leydown, cooper and hoop-tienher, London. , • March 6. John •flaines, of Ashford, Salop, farmer, at eleven,. at the White Horse Inn, Ludlow. . Feb. at.. Wiliam Standley, trf W lietatrine, Leicestershir,:, • tliallster, at hut, at the Blue Bea IsiSllop [..eicesteshire. 'March 25. George Machan, of Illiddersheld, • Yorkrhirt., grocer, at•twerve r at Guildhall,: Lonticiu. CERTIFIC4rEs. Feb. john Parkinson Woolly, of Waitham,Gtedn,livi Olelie.S, &ewe". Whit4i‘er,. of chwjton.row, Manchester, nano. Mein rtr, lio:104On, or TopsliniVis , Dovonshire, litt"trirner, Citalles StuepiNsrd, of like-street, A Itigate, 1...01vi0n, painter. William l'ilhicouo, of Wildlon, Nortolic, wercluot. Loo.K, Jac of Uolton, LttncL ttliC , i.ormilo2- ' brewer. Thumas Withers. of Greenhill's.Rents, Stnithtieln.liars, William Dixon, late of Paternoster-row, Lontltin, money. , scrivener. john Wiiliatn Dilbree, late of Greenwich, Kept, shopkeeper. I:icory Webster, Yotter-lauc,Mitittlesex, ,Jeweller. _ _ PifßTN4llStilr3 DISsOLPED. 1. and R. Leech, Spotlartti.bri4lge, Lancashire, merch4nts. itlf. Keeton, 1.4F0x, W. Addy, and S. A , Lippin,-Sheiheid, cutlets,. . M. , . 1. BA!, and M. Ilurkin4haw, Kingston.upon-Itiall, tner. ' cllatill. ' ' • ' . II Puttii, S. Wallis, and W. Wallis, Bristol, biscirit.bakert. C, Long and E. and M. Edge!!, Trowbridgr, Wilts , dlo. thicr4, and-W. Pick:v(l, Modrfleldh loathcr breeches-ma:lo'aq _ wren. . C4Un9ris and T. Kuir, Sittingboum, Kcnt, carpent er s. J. Dean jittl W. Durgess, cutton-denlers. j and T. ihiter, W. Cowper. fri.se, and I. StemtteiOr, Uri/It-street, SOO. G. Rot inticn and . i t Piper, Hastings, Sussex, tailors. Nevitl And I. W#SICh bityvvite.Stygqt, galloot3. 11131111 ,crs. S. Ccurge; I. Davis, and I. Harris, Liverpool,qtgar.refiners. S. Itt,rom Atiti 4. t:uultnins Kingston.upon-liull, tioncr.4 * . . 44/ anti t,, tervis, clittt nt eld , i'onnngers.. , W. Fisher Jecr. I.ce, the,ap side, linen.draperf. A. Carrington, sen. and S. Brampton, Ketteriag, Norlhapp. ton-shire, builders. ft. Matthews and I. Chaplin, Clifton, Gloucestershire, ear -1 pentdrs. • LA!!' REPORT. p~r.~,~ {;~ , COURT OF CIIANCERY,:iArtraDAY, BANKRUPT PETITIONS. The CHANCELLOR, wishing to, check the preva lence of petitions in cases .of Bankruptcy, many of which are ;resented without the bankrupt's know ledge, directed, for the future, that all bankrupts' petitions shttll be signed by all the parties presenting them. . . Alessrs. rticnAttr4s and MAR, however, sug gested, that-an ordQr so general in its terms might be attended with inconVenience, as in partnership fitms, or in cases of temporary ihSence from the country: His Lordship expressed hinntelf obiiged by the suggestion, and &died further, that in Cases of partnership, the signature of one of firm would be sutticient,' and in eases of absence the petition might be signed by' persotts Authorised to undertAe. An order was then direCted to be drawn up, em bracing the desired object COURT OF,KING's BENCJIJAN. 23. LIBELS. THE KiNtO V. SOH`` BROWN BELL AND JOHN 114 CAMP. .Mr. Serpent BEST spewed cause against a rule obtained by, the Attorney-General, calling on the Defendants to show cause why a 'criminal informa tion should not be filed against them, tor • two libels which:had appeared , the weekly Newspaper, The Nutiohal Register, in the months Of September and December last, retleaing on the `GoVernor 'and Guardians of the Foundling Hospital.' 'The learn ed Sgrjegit admitted that the eibserVations'an this. Charity,: refletling; on its thadilgthnetit, were ttolutely unfbunded. But the Pefendanti did not insert them through malice, as they'Artlieperfectly , unacquainted with-any of the parties Who had the ',management, and a&cd, tonafiele under mistake. The ATTORNEY-GENICRAI. said, that these pa ragraphs, which were found in publications of this kind, were , the salt with 'which. they wado iheir 'dishes 'palatable to the' public; so far was the aili davit-of the Defendants from being an :excnie for what they 'did, that he meant to move.' for ano ther criminal information against them, on their. own affidavit, for another' libel Oti the Reverend Gentleman who performed divine' service in the Chapel of the liospital.—The Rule' was Made Solute. Tjflt XING:V. Doußatvo' , The Defendant was brought up to plyad to an diCtment for a libeton Thomas kinnter ' 145(1...pub lished" by bin, in a book entitled Ar,teriou; Separation accounted for,' tending to, tr.kauee the charatler a the said Thoittas Hunter. 'Die Defendant pleaded nut guilty, and wns. iu formed that big trial would take placc at the Sitti n gsafter the present:T er m. ouscENE runLicAToo.is. TfTE EDWARD 111C11 4 rui YOUNGErt• The Defend:lnt wig bronglat 7 ' 't 1 & not id ep anc pea not guilty to an indiattient for'publiinhiij and disposing of obscene books and pictures; tenct.n , -; to debase the •minds of his Majesty's subjects. Nut barn* bail, he was rentandect , to prison'. • Mr. WIGLEi.' moved 'tbra Rule to' shew .cause, to tletertnirre, whether a pars on attending before a Magistraie . ai informer, in a - , 1 , 11 tam ipt;.)rma 'ion, was 'not pritropged:frorn 4tr,:-.1. oil his way to and ( min 'Court'. If , appearetl froM ;laid:Mt Of 'a Mr. Hague, that he attended, on'the Intl, of De cPmber, at the Justipes r room, c;ttildhafl, by' the Oppniutta.ent ,of - Altterttiau Shaw,: rto•prOgeente two quid otalniormatioux, against MrJ- Woottfail, printer, eta iris :.why home= he was arrested for debt.—Rnie , grauteri. . • - -.) r 0 771 E EinTOR.OVIIIE gt)S, S/R i Allow me, an titibi.i,ssedoghserver, to Crave inser tion in your Paper, which I consider to 'be 'str4:lly .impartial for the.purpose,'for n'lew observations oh 'the contents of the French ,thilletids,' sent ovel,•irs performed on. several occasions, quite it-1n and...which I feel , verv.tonfideot Will be reWartien . the same , manner in the tourse of the' present year; for an utireqoited ,tavont' certainly betrays evident symptoms of no ungrateful disposition oY . charade% I - mention not these circumstances from •a sentiment of disappointment' or •spleen, might tend to arouse the' French, but merely to pot them on their guard, warn them to donble-shot their guns, and be'ready to Sl4k the first empty bait they decry approaching their shores, atid duos void °. every kind of unpleasant sensation, in the midst of the tioisomelestivity„of their systematic diversions . Thisis; at' least a charitable intifoa.ion.• It appears rather' unaccountable to me, that the boasted glorious. exploit of' the' potting to the - sword of sixteen British stragglers 'should have pa sed over without 'arty' further notice, than barely titeetirtitig their assassination in cold bl oo d, a plain inference, any reader of the'extract of the sixteenth Bulletin will itomedintOy draw, from the vague 'Manner the information conveyed in. Why not 'remind the famous deeree ofliOneSPlEttaP, for giV• ine no quarter to British •or Fiatioverian soldiers' Why not insist on exemplary retaliation, being trade in the event. ot. those turn having actually been unlawfully killed ? a measure perfectly justified the law of Nature and of War, and imperiouili called for by the obvious necessity of cnunteractit l 4 the effects of such 'wanton atrocity !' Why'not for cibly continent, even .nilowing the asserts .n to b`' groundless, on th- .delib.trate barbarity of such in telligence itself? a very convincing proof of the' revolutionary spirit , having totally disappeared ill • :France! .Pray is not this a fit and necessary theme I for declamation.? At least I conceive (that the atfrir .should be viewed in a serious light indeed moreover, .whtt compered' With the flattering ua expected paid to the execution ,) t an obnoxi9us treaty, on the part of 'a nation, " lvhe are far from piquing themselves on being rigid.o ll. :, Servers of the Laws of Nations*," in d i & lecture deliveredby &lONA I' %TATE C7Cilel3l as contained in, the thirteenth ,Sulletio, and to wriLk - f hl Should be prefixed, the evangelical text of " h e Devil quoted scripture to our Lord." On the subje& Of the 'CUriou4 leetu r re alluded 1 0 ) .4 is necescry to remark, that the teniency of the* starvation applicable' to Britain is inthe likely to eat*. firtu many party-writers here in their ever 7 strii.o4 viru)ence against the said Convention, and t(st them, by.a repetition of-li te r ar y discossions, to alio himi in return for un l o oked - for kindness, the 6d ..spring of justice and truth, of course, a povvorM instrunient to work, if ilossible, upon the tuelingi 4 the . Spdnitth' nation in the hour of distress. trot ; filmy to serve his .purpose i&chitickly to. remelt the matter 'in iluestion with extreme violence—theii the papers containing the Same will be permitted 1 . 4 circulate' in those parts of Spain occupied terterti= 4 troops, and extra:is of such articles,. w ith coman . nient elueiktatory notes, mill by inserted ici Ch's •• E'inetiJournais, for pi opigat ion t lirougoutir fk)i) , : • It is a pity, WA': dithgcruu, evil „Arrested in its progrebs, that petty conte;:r,m et hOCPC 81/9Ulti,4e calculated to beCorne.stiWtavient 10. the desit:uaive views olthe ,itbpjacatAereuetnies, ui the country ! . With reitieg . to the not sending of the forces before to Spain; Ste. Rec.. it will, I rrizikt nc 7. doubt, finally be proved-that the Spaniards them" ekes constantly *lined ussistauce- in ne:), 4 ' o teciconed . on brltig;ng" immen s e organised arino:s to oppose the Fretich--and that 'no blairto• whdic‘l!r to= Oil. Country or' GoV e i r i t neot ; anti 't,• any remarks with •resileCt. in such topics are to be. and in the Rulletins,,as is reported, under the“ l4 ", ignaiion of an old . Spinilaril, or any other wiLite'Yfi , they are'certainly of Gallic origin,,and th"egrod .work form ..d of tn.tterials collett t d ; from our 'Q II Vapets; . as: usuai, Carrie nppirently frotn' 1 , 1 , 4 pen of an 0 1 F.kraxt., Efittiutub, or any 00 14 r adherent ; tottheir unjdst cause':.—and let- it be ob" served, that the named personages, notwithstandigg the civilities they experienced .durinktheir.residendl at this place, are' known 'to hiv e scarc - c6lidisgiiiv- 11 their. 6entitnetits: .of Amprovoked bitter anittiositi against this nation, in compliance, no doubt, wU lz : an early decided, bias.towards.tho Revolutionibts vi France—a predile.ction, I supp o , e , Sic, 0 1 ,1 jl5lO abundant reasnti , ,.te be civilly' end Brut tie.,! with 1.1.1 'I/LAltt 41 " A f.l4eltoacl' confuted . ith turiv by the very chcitinstartot zd to. 7"' BIRIft.T. ', ifit • '• on Wcdriesday fast, at Lytnington, Lady Chattotte‘ i .f aid, of a D.l:l ) ;ftter, • '.. On the astn init . Mrs. Routh, of Austin-Fri ot :s :as, • :' Sim. , ff Yesterday, Mrs. %V. W a l t ni s l e y IViillb ank, of - a Sort. _ ' EDINBURGH, JAN. '2l, •. On gatiirday night, 4,sailorbelottging to hi 3 Ma jesty's Sloop Chi Hers „was unfortunately' &ow titia in the harbour ar Leith ; having, k k f, lieved, igi on over the quay in a state Of intoxication. . . On We(lnesday, a young man from l i ig near Ins hintun Bridge, and the. Tht,,el pos . sing over bini, he was so much bruised 1141 t Ins is (10,1)4- eti ot. He was previously asieep on the top or ;j1(.4 eau'. s. 0.011.101101.1.0.10M.1611410.1.1.1••••••••••••••• k 11 very, distressing accident happenc,d early'Am l Friday morning, in the. vicinity of Stony' Stratford,: in consequence of the unusual height of a brook on the inaiirtoad to town. 'The driver of Mr. Pick.: forsA waggon, which comes to th e , Castle Inn, in, Wocl-street, supposing he, could pass through the water with his team, made the atternpt, when the wagon was overturned, and . the driver and nine hone!' ',info - drowned. The . dept It of the 'l.vater was so increased by the flood, that • not a . veAtige- of the . waggon was to be seen above the surface, .and it was upwards of six hours before the accident was! diieovered. The waggon contained, besides various: hosiery and other goods, a ton of cutlery, from Shel field. • On the night of Friday sennight, a lone farm house, in the pariah o(Lidlitigton, near Atnpthill, in^ bedlordsitire, was entered by ionte desperate robbers, who inhumanly murdered the farmer and his house keeper, and robbed the ' house of every thing that was ttable, except :601: wrapped up in an old stot;kingc which it is supposed the poor farmer had saved ta.pay his rent. PRICE 0 s tocxs YISTIRDAY. 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